fix issue 111

[albanlorillard]

Hi @jessezach,

I have proposed a fix for this issue: #111. I haven't tested it yet as I'm not a Python developer, but I will look into how I can do this.

[albanlorillard]

I successfully test my code, seems to be ok :

[jessezach]

Hi @albanlorillard, thanks for raising a fix. Is this issue only limited to quote? I'm guessing there could be other special characters where we could encounter the same issue.

[albanlorillard]

Hello Jesse,
I've generalized it for every HTML character using the escape method from the html library, available since Python 3.4. I updated the PR.
However, there still seems to be an issue with the double quote (").

If you have any idea how to properly fix this particular case, I could integrate it into this PR.

[jessezach]

@albanlorillard Thanks for getting back. Do you have an example string that I can use to check?

[KuSh]

Thanks for getting back. Do you have an example string that I can use to check?

There's an example string in the issue: Affichage d'un masque but anything with a quote in it should do